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Living Lab: Farmers and Researchers Working On-Farm to Develop Sustainable Solutions
Farmers are facing many challenges, including a changing climate. How can farmers improve their ability to adapt while also helping to combat climate change? The Agricultural Climate Solutions – Living Labs program uses a collaborative approach to help farmers, researchers and partners work together to develop innovations. The innovations are supported by research and help…
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Drought on the Farm: Why it matters now— and for the months to come.
When many of us think about drought, things like dry lawns, dusty driveways, or low water levels in our wells come to mind. This isn’t a regular occurrence for us like it is in some other areas of North America. It can be inconvenient and even upsetting for families to limit water usage, to see…
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Sharing the Road
Have you ever had to adjust your speed for a slow-moving farm vehicle on the road? It is a seasonal scene across the province—and for some drivers, it is an inconvenient one. Did you know that, following a slow-moving vehicle for 4km at 40km/hour takes only 6 minutes of your time, but can help keep…
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From Crops to Community: The Vital Role of Farms in Nova Scotia
Farms grow fresh local products, and they grow communities. From Yarmouth to Ingonish, and from HRM to Amherst- farms are present in every corner of Nova Scotia. Whether you live in a bustling town or a quiet coastal village, their impact can be felt across the province. Some families have been farming for more than…
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One Road – Safety Is A Two-Way Street
Encountering a piece of slow-moving farm equipment when you’re cruising on the open road can seem like an inconvenience, but to farmers, the road is an extension of the workplace.
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